In Peru, the national Budget Group met to discuss "Public spending and taxation", together with Latindadd.

In the UK, Methodist Tax Justice Network campaigners stood outside the local branch of HSBC in Evesham Worcestershire, thanking whistleblower Herve Falciani for the revelations on HSBC Switzerland in February 2015.

In France, Attac organized two civil disobedience actions in front of Apple stores in Lyon (within a broader boycott campaign targeting iPhone) and in Paris (a new store being about to open on the Champs Elysées).

Attac activists also held a protest demonstration in Cannes, where a “Tax avoidance expo” was being held (officially named International Emigration and Luxury Property Expo). “A year after the Paradise Papers scandal, Attac spokesperson told the media, holding such an expo is shocking: how can we encourage the richest to escape taxation while the rest of the population pays their taxes? What a provocation!”.

In Uganda, East-African students gathered at Makerere University for a rally on November 1st, which is celebrated as Youth Day in all the continent. Although the march was denied by the police, the students held a youth dialogue, where they discussed the importance of youth exploring spaces on tax justice. Representatives from Tanzania, Burundi and Uganda participated on the panel.

In Valencia, the Spanish platform for Tax Justice met for a strategy meeting on November 8th, with 6 regional platforms of the country. Oxfam’s Susana Ruíz was among the various exponents who helped frame the discussions, which was aiming at campaigns in 2019.

In New York, United States, the global advocacy and online campaign organisation SumOfUs, which “works to curb the growing power of corporations », partnered with the artist collective The Illuminator to virtually wrap up Trump buildings with yellow police tape looking light ribbon, denouncing Donald Trump “federal tax fraud to the tune of $413 million throughout his career” and encouraging citizens “to vote for the mid-terms and engage beyond the election”.

On November 6 and 7, the second Inter-University Tax Debate was organized in Uganda by SEATINI-Uganda, ActionAid, Oxfam, The Forum for Women in Democracy, the Initiative for Social and Economic Rights and Tax Justice Network Africa. The two-days debate, which was livestreamed by Youth For TJN, gathered more than 50 students and was won by Makerere University.